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Saki Panel 5.0 adds remote Linux server management over SSH, a browser terminal, and live CPU, memory, disk, and network metrics. The same workspace still manages Minecraft, Steam game servers, Docker containers, Docker Compose stacks, and local processes.
Changes since 4.0
- Connect Linux servers over SSH with password or private-key authentication. Open a terminal, inspect system metrics, and deploy a remote Daemon when instance management is needed.
- Browse Git status and diffs in the visual Git workspace. Assistant file changes are tracked per session.
- Mention workspace files in Saki Assistant and start file analysis from the file manager.
- Updated assistant and mobile layouts, task progress controls, interrupted-task resume, and more resilient streaming.
- Added the NVIDIA model provider, improved GitHub Copilot native tools and authentication status, and reduced streaming-text memory use.
Downloads and setup
| Platform | Download | Requirements |
|---|---|---|
| Windows x64 | Portable ZIP | Extract and run saki-panel.exe. Node.js and runtime dependencies are included. |
| Linux x64 | Application archive | Node.js 22.13+, npm 9+, then run npm ci, chmod +x saki-panel, and ./saki-panel in the extracted directory. |
Open http://localhost:5478 after startup. The default login is admin / admin123456; change it and configure JWT_SECRET and DAEMON_REGISTRATION_TOKEN before exposing the services.
The separate .exe and Linux binary below are launchers. They need the files from the matching archive. Use SHA256SUMS-v5.0.txt to verify downloads.
Before upgrading from 4.0, stop the panel and back up data/, .env, and external instance files. Start 5.0 from a separate folder with your data and configuration copied over; the database schema is synchronized at startup.
Remote Daemon deployment needs Linux, Node.js 22.13+, and npm on the SSH server. Git operations need Git on the workspace host.
Installation details · Changes from 4.0
Verification
Built from bd4c917e265a887b84434fcea065724e3233e4a5. TypeScript checks and production builds passed. Both extracted archives passed fresh database initialization, Panel and Daemon health checks, web asset loading, administrator login, dashboard, and node-list checks on Windows x64 and Ubuntu 24.04 x64.